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Author Topic: Hep Quant: A new method to measure liver damage.  (Read 6678 times)

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Offline coloradogirl

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Hep Quant: A new method to measure liver damage.
« on: April 06, 2015, 07:09:08 am »
I read about this in an alumni newsletter.  Dr Gregory Everson has come up with a noninvasive method of measuring liver health.  I was honored to be in a study under his direction.
 
http://www.hepquant.com/

About the inventor: Dr. Everson is currently Professor of Medicine and Director, Section of Hepatology in the Division of Gastroenterology at the University of Colorado School of Medicine in Denver, CO. He is the inventor of the HepQuant tests and technology, Founder of HepQuant LLC, and in conjunction with the Technology Transfer Office of the University of Colorado has filed intellectual property rights in the US, EU, Canada, and Australia related to this testing and technology.
HCV 1a diag 2002
1st tx 2004 null responder
2nd tx 2010 clinical trial relapsed
Last biopsy 2010 F2-F3
Fibrosure inconclusive some parameters out of range
Abdominal Ultrasound 7/2015 - No sign of Cirrhosis
Pretreatment  vl 580,000
Started Harvoni 3/2/2015 EOT: 5/24/2015
4th week 3/27/2015 vl < 5.3 Undetected
8th week 4/23/2015 vl <5.3 Undetected
12 week EOT  5/28/2015 vl <5.3 Undetected
4wk after tx 6/26/2015 vl <5.3 Undetected
12wk after tx 8/19/2015 vl<15 Undetected!!!
I'm Cured! Yes!

Offline coloradogirl

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Re: Hep Quant: A new method to measure liver damage.
« Reply #1 on: April 06, 2015, 07:17:11 am »
Oops! I ment minimally invasive.
HCV 1a diag 2002
1st tx 2004 null responder
2nd tx 2010 clinical trial relapsed
Last biopsy 2010 F2-F3
Fibrosure inconclusive some parameters out of range
Abdominal Ultrasound 7/2015 - No sign of Cirrhosis
Pretreatment  vl 580,000
Started Harvoni 3/2/2015 EOT: 5/24/2015
4th week 3/27/2015 vl < 5.3 Undetected
8th week 4/23/2015 vl <5.3 Undetected
12 week EOT  5/28/2015 vl <5.3 Undetected
4wk after tx 6/26/2015 vl <5.3 Undetected
12wk after tx 8/19/2015 vl<15 Undetected!!!
I'm Cured! Yes!

 


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